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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10
THE WATERWAY MEETING.

Departure Of the Tri-City Delegation
for the Peoria --Atti-
tUde to he Taken---H eBnepin to be
looked After headquarters.
The tri-rity delegation to the Peoria
Waterway Improvement convention left
for Peoris over the R. l. & p road ut
2:30 this afternoon.
The delegates from the three cities
Davenport, Moline and Rock Island met
at the Harper house Saturday afternoon
and decided upon The time of starting.
Ii was further determined that the Hen
nepia canal should not t.r LOST sight OF in
the convention This evening, upon
arrival, caucus OF the Heune in canal
friends is to he held II WAS impossible
to do much talking or arranging at the
meeting Saturday, only few Of the Mos
line and Davenport delegation being
present on account of the weather No
formal plan of proceedings could he laid
out. The greater part of the time was
devoted to the report of l. F. Parker,
concerning Ills recent visit TO Chicago
and the attitude Of the Chicago delega-
ton.
AT II meeting held in Peoria last week,
to make arrangements for the reception
and entertainment OF delegates, Mayor
KTnsiey stated that the number OF dele
gates would be about eight hur dred A
COmalittre Of five ga hotel aecommoda-
tons was appointed Accommodations
have heen engaged al the National hotel
for Governor Oglesby, Senator Cullom,
exLieutenant Governor Brnss. ex Gov
ernor Gear, of Iowa, and several other
n0tahles. ami also for the Davenport.
Mollue Rock Island Burlington and
Chicago delegations. The joint enter
taiDment committee voted to give re-
crption 1T Rouse's hall On Tuesday even
ing with prone made concert and refresh
ments. and also to engage the steamer
Rescue y make two or three trips up the
river 10 the Narrows. for the accommo>
dalion of such delegates who may desire
to go, and TO provide entertainment for
them on board
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10

TRAIN sPtAkiNG- UUU,UO b a { he has
IN bank III Omaha q into his "Dai,
ly Psyche Anarchist the first
number of which was given away by him to
any one who would take it on saturday He
refused to see reporters unless they would
meet him and take Turkish bath with him,
and when they did so he gave them all they
could jot down OF his rhodomontade Sunday
afternoon he addressed mixed audience-
containing representatives. of all elements of
socisty-at the old Princess rink on the West
side He declared the Anarchists should not
hang and if they did he would lead 20, 900
900 o workiugmen of Chicago to cut the
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10
ANGLING FOR YELLOW BASS.
The President in Great Lusk-A Disap-
nOlnied Church ndi lance.

The President in Great Lusk-A Disap-
pointed Church Audience
MADISON, Wis, Oct l0-The presidents
party were late making their appearance Sat
urday, aud it Was II a. IN. before the chief
magistrate, accompanied by Col Villas, Col
Lamont and DR.. Bryant boarded the little
steamer Mendoza and, with four guides,
started for the fishing grounds to lure the
lively bass from his den At Maple Bluff,
a few miles north OF Madison, the par
ty took small boats and started
in for their days sport. The fish-yeilow
bass-blt freely and the president distin-
guished himself by catching ten of the fifty
that were the result of the days amusement,
and two of the presidents catch were the
features Of the day weighing each fully five
pounds. They had very good fishermans
luck, even to being treated to shower, for
which they were prepared with rubber coats
At , p. m the sport was given up and the
party was taken to point known as Mer-
ribs springs, where Mr. Merrill a weIlto-do
old gentleman, owns sort of hunting and
fishing lodge. Here a genuine surprise
awaited the president in the form of a beauti.
ful repast, in which the delicacies and sub.
stantals OF the season were literally provided
by Mr. Merrill, H. B. Robbins Insurance.
agent; George q, Bunker, capitalist; W. B.
Wheeler and c, F. Krez, commercial tourists.
The party did ample justice to the good
things, and P. m. left the lodge with the
best of good wishes for their entertainers,
and were soon under the hosptable roof of
Col. Villas again.
At p, m a ladies' luncheon was given by
Mrs. Villas in honor OF Mrs Cleveland, and
from to IL p m. public reception was
held. 1t was raining, which diminished the
visitors some, but there was a large at
tendance, and Col Villas introduced each
caller to his distinguished guests.
The Episcopal church people were certain
hat the president and bis wife would attend
services Sunday morning. The church was
beautifully decorated in honor of harvest
home, and at the morning services was
hlled to overfiowing with people
But the audience became the
most indignant lot of church people by the
end of the service that Madison has ever
known Neither the president nor his wife
were there. The only member of the Villas
family who came was the venerable mother
OF the postmaster general. 1t is said that the
president had no intention of attending the
Episcopal church, but had intended to ac-
company his wife to the Presby terrain church,
of which she is devout member. This was
not known, however, outside of the inner
circles OF the presidential party. The presi-
dent aud wife did not stir out of the house
once during the day The president spent
most OF bis time in reading the newspapers
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10
Figures From the Fidelity National,


WASHINGTON CITY, Oct lO-The CONN.
Tolier OF the currency has received from the
receiver of the Fidelity National bank, Of
Cincinnati, full schedules of the assets and
Liabilities of the bank as they existed at tn,
date Of failure, June 2l 1887. These SEIZED
uies place the nominal value of the assets at
upward, u -, 500, OJO, of which more than
one-haH aia classed as worthless or doubt
inL The apparently valid claims upon
the bank proved and not vet
proved, are about s., 500, 900, while there
are amounts in dispute aggregating nearly
sl,5oO,W Op account of the doubtful
value nt the assets and the large claims in
dispute, 1t Is impossible at the present time
To make an estimate of what dividends may
be paid ultimately. The cash in hand and
the amount of assets undoubtedly good, war
rant present dividend OF IS per cent, and
the receiver has been instructed to prapars
the checks and schedules at once.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10

CHICAGO Oct Interpretations are nov
being rapidly pushed forward for the coming
fat stock show, which promises to be one OF
the greatest exhibitions of the kind vet held
in Chicago As considerable anxiety is felt
by sock owners throughout the country as to
the continuance of pleuro-pneumonia in Cook
county, 1t is stated by authority of the state
live stock board that all cattle destined for
the show may be safely brought here They
will be brought by rail to the very door Of
the exposition building and returned thu
same way.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10

In the pursuit of the good things OF
bis world we anticipate too much; We
eat out the heart and sweetness of world
ly pleasures by delightful forethought OF
them. The results obtained from the use
of DIR. Jones Red Clover Tonic far exceed
all claims. 1t cures dyspepsia, and all
stomach, liver, kidney and bladder
troubles. 1t is perfect tonic, appetizer,
blood purifier, sure cure for ague and
malarial diseases. Price, so cents, of
druggists
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10
A DMINISTRAToR S NOTICE.


The undersigned having been appointed ldmlI.-
istrarlX of the estate Of FRANK Dopnan. Int. OF
the county Of Rock Island Stale NJ Illinois,
deceased, hereby gives notice Ihai she Will ap-
pear before the county court Of Rock Island
county. at the office of the clerk of said CONT
in the city of Rock Island. al the December term
on the First Monday III Decf mber next at whi,l,
time all persons having claims against said -
tate are notified and reGlested to attend for the
purpose OF having the same 4aiasted All PcrsonS
indebted to said estsle are requested 10 maxi la
mediate payment 10 the undersigned
Dated this 2sth day Of :, pttmber. 4 u ISs1.
ANNA B6uNsN. Administrator.
peasants a Hrf -, Any for AdmE.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10

MARBLEHEAD, Mass, Oct H. The recep
ton to Gen. Paine, Edward Burgess, Capt
Half and the crew of the Volunteer tool
place Saturday night At IL O'Clock Satur
Gay noon salute was fired and the Volun
teer dressed ship with signals representing
races won and with nautical telegraph colors
AT $50 p. m torchlight procession OF
forty dories; with the Volunteer LEADING.
started up the harbor amid roar of cannon
and the yelling of the multitude on shore.
At . O'Clock Gen. Paine and the others were
rendered congratulatory vote of Marble
bead by the board of selectmeu. A beautiful
display of fireworks followed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10
Decline To BE Called Dynamitards.

SCOTTDALE, Pa, Oct l0-WiIliam Miller
and Benjamin Miller, leaders of the strikers
at the Fairchanea Coke Works, have entered
snit for libel against Bliss & Marshall, OF
uniontown, the operators of the works A
week ago the boilers, at the works named
were blown up by dynamite, and Messrs.
Bliss & Marshall publicly asserted that the
plot was concocted at a meeting of the
Miners and Laporers' Amalgamated associa
ton, and that the Millers were leaders in the
st,heus
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10

IhE thAhflON LkAGl EhS.
teen straight games and securing second
place. Chicago is solidly fastened in thirc
place, regardless of the two defeats sustainet
in alleged postponed games with Boston
New York is poor fourth, Boston bsc
fifth, and Pittsburg, Washington, and III
dianapolis bring mp the tail end of the pro
cession. Detroit played l24 of the i26 game,
on the schedule and won the general series
from every opposing club except Chicago
Philadelphia played l2S games, lost to De
troit and Chicago. tied Boston, and won see
ond place by furnishing Pittsburg, Washing
ton and indianapolis, especially the latter
which it permitted to win only one game dur
ing the entire season Chicago played IL
games, and captured the general series from
every opposing team except Pittsburg. In
the spring Pittsburg kept Chicago out of the
lead, and in the fall knocked her off secoMi
place. New York played l23 games, loosing
the general series to Detroit, Philadelphia
and Chicago, and winning from Boston Pitts
burg, Washington and indianapolis. During
the whole race the Detroit club was newell
headed August Is the Chicago club tied it
but the tie was broken the next day, and
thence to the Ell i of the season Detroit main.
tanned the lead The record is as follows;
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10
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For full information, address, Z. A. Hol-
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10

WASHINGTON CRY, Oct 1O-Col. Morri.
son, interstate commerce commissioner. was
talking to a knot of gentlemen Saturday
when the conversation turned upon possible
presidents and the articles now appearing in
The North American review. on that subject
Somebody wondered if President Cleveland
had been asked to contribute one of the ar.
ticles, and the colonel, in his dry, humorous
way, remarked that Cleveland would car
ea,nly contribute probable president.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10

WASHINGTON CRY, Oct 10.-The treasure
bond purcha es under the recent circula,
were closed at O'Clock Saturday, SIS. SO OpI
IN all having been bought This makes $45
5u, 600 of bonds bought this year, and is
probably sufficient to meet the sinking fnnd
requirements, which cannot as vet be accu.
rateiy calculated
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10

sScA ~ AAAlio dlAl d,
who every body says il
crazy, but who seems
to have d method in his
J madness, and who is
certainly the quintes-
sence of the personal
pronoun 81" arrived in
this city Friday, an,
nouncing that he has
shaken" New York
and will reside here,
and probably put So
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10
PoWDERLY CHARGED WITH LYING.
Provided He Said Something Stated o
Him-A Reporter in His Gums.

Provided He Said Something Stated o
Him-A Reporter in His Cups.
NORFOLK, Va, Oct l0-Gen Parsons
brother of the Chicago Anarchist, who is
himself prominent Knight of Labor and
well known in public life, speaking Saturday
with regard to Mr.. Powderly's allusion tc
him in his statement AT Minneapolis, said: II
Alr. Powderly said that he had from the
brother of A. r. Parsons sufficient evidence
to convict the Chicago men of murder, h.
uttered a wicked aud malicious falsahood
but as the meeting i'll Denver, at which Pow
derly is said to have made these assertions,
was bound to secrecy, Mr. Powderly may
not have thought would learn of his false.
hood. l stigmatize the alleged assertion o.
Powderly as malicious and criminal libel )
Zen. Parsons then went on to say that
while Louis F. Post was transacting some
business for him in New York, he POST
learned from prominent lawyer that a Chi
cago reporter, to the lawyer well known,
had, while in his cups at ID elmonico's, boastsi
that he was paid by some Chicago journals
to take vacation from that city until the
Anarchists cases were settled, as he knew
who threw the bomb, and the ''organs of
monopoly did not want him around"
LATER "A telegram from Mr. Fo~derly
at Minneapolis gives positive denial hat he
ever said what Mr.. Parsons refers to-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10

The time honored Notre Dame, Balti.
more, Nd: We have had ample oppor>
tunity to convince ourselves of the eff
cacy of Salvation Oil, We cheerfully
submit our names to the public as refer
ence. Respectfully. Sisters of Notre
Dame, Ais9uith & Eager Sts., Baltimore,
Md.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct 10 Saturday nom.
ing boiler explosion occurred at the site Of
the new bridge across Cumberland river. a
few miles below the city. The engine was
being used to pump water ont of Golfer
dam. 7. ]. Treppard, the engineer, was
killed, and William Morgan, carpenter
badly injured. Pieces of the boiler were
blown 206 yards. and the explosion yyas falt
. halt mile from the scene of thu, a;...tar
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10

BINGHAMPToS. N. Y, Oct 10 The boat
race on the Susquehsnna river at Oswegc
Saturday between Courtney and Bubear. for
81, 900 aside, was won by Bnbear by tw,
lengths; time, 1888 TIE course was three
miles with turn aud is the same over which
Courtney defeated Buhear by one length two
weeks ago. The weather was fine, and q
large crowd witnessed the race.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10

CHICAGO, Oct l0.-Tbe receipts for th,
first week of the Booth-barret engagement
al the Chicago Opera house were $26. IsS 50
the largest weeks business ever done by !
dramatic attraction in America For tht
two remaining weeks there has been a larg,
advance sala
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10
GOVERNOR FoRAkeR's CLOSE CALL
Nearly Precipitated Over an Embark ment
In Railway Accident.

In Railway Accident
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct l0-A train con-
tanning Governor Foraker, State Librarian
Doane and large delegation of GAINESVILLE
people, en- route to GAINESVILLE, where the gov.
ernnr delivered an address, was derailed near
Rosevlle, ten miles south of GAINESVILLE, about
O'Clock Saturday night by a defective
switch. The engine and baggage car kept
the track, but the smoker left it, dragging
with it Governor Foraker's car, which went
to the brink of twenty foot embankment.
and was only prevented from going over by
the strong coupling to the rear coach Gov
ernor Foraker and party escaped by crawling
through the windows
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10

An English Gunooat Reported Lost.
LONDON, Oct i0.-Advices from Shanghai
report that the English gunboat Wasp, which
left ingapore for Shanghai, d believed &c
lave been lost with all hands during the re,
tent typhoon.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10

Boston, Oct lU-1he Globe announces
TINT the solid silver bat Offered 10y that paper
to the player in the Boston team making tn
greatest number of hits has been won by
Sam Wise, whose record is 44G times al tai
with I49 actual hits, his average being IA
His nearest competitor is Kelly, whose aver
age is 80 Kelly wins the base running
medal, his average being AZ
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10

Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets
Possess Powerful Potency, Pass Painless
ly. Promote Physical Prosperity.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10
THE INIMlTAelG TRAIN.

lie Shakes" New York and Goes to Chi
cago-A Lecture.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10
THE LEAGUE SEASON CLOSED,

The Winners Win the General Series from
Every Club Except Chicago.
CHICAGO, Oct To- The league champion
ship season closed Saturday and the Detroi,
club will float the pennaht nextyear Phila-
delphia finished the season bv winning six
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10

iotaA, %132 IA 81
state OF Illinois, County of Rock Island S.
1, John Peetz, Cashier OF the above nau,ea
eank, DO soiemnly swear that the above Statement;
lstrue to the best of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN PEETZ, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day
of October, 1851 J.R JOHNSTON
Notary Public
c. SPEIDEL
FRED. HASS, IDirectors
JOS. R0SENFIELD.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10

In Connection with His Latest Absorption
of Observation-Disclosures That the b.
L. o. Deal Will Stir Congress to Enact
Measures to Curb the Telegraph None
poly-Gsrrett's Alleged Declaration.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10
The American ASSOCIATION stands thus.

rVIIVWIIe Is Ine slaIiIIiIir OI Tue NOEThWt
rrn league:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10

Departure Of the Tri-City Delegation
for the Peoria Convehtion---Atti-
tUde to he Taken -Hennepin to be
Looked er-.-HeadquarteFs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-07
East Greenville News.

Mrs. Henry speek is lying ser Ouslv
Ill, but Is slowly recovering. Mr.. A.
B. KittingeT began term Of school at
Pleasant View last Monday. Mr.. A.
B. Atland, formerly Of this place, bat
now of G3neVa, recently traded his farm
near Geneva for three lots In Canton,
and will remove to Stark again.
Messrs. ObendOrf and Updegrsff are
prospecting for coal near this village
....Mr. Ell. G. Bowers, who recently
closed term Of school In Perry town
ship, beg9n the spring term last Mon
day. Mr.. Elias Ey9ter, formerly of
this place, but now of Canton, spent
Friday among his many friends here.
....Mr. O. M. Smith will close q winter
term Of school at this place on Friday
and will commence the summer term
after weeks vacation. Miss Dora
Cox, Of Canton, is visiting friends here.
.Greenville has once more adopted
the Prohibition rule. The saloon has
been converted to a paint shop. An
entertainment will be given at the Dub
lin school house Saturday evening. :.
Snyder Bros. are filling q contract for
headding for Oil barrels for Cleveland
firm. ;. Mess-s Hill s. Sargent are
drilling for coal near Navarro. !. .Mr.
Siven johnson recently moved to near
Justus, where he has rented farm. -.
The Methodist church at this place was
recently sold to Daniel Cope, who has
moved 1t. An adequate subscription for
the building Of a new one has been oh.
tsined. Messrs. 8. W, znpp, Jacob Cay
lOr and George Bickle will do the car
penter work. The new edi1ce will
make quite an Improvement to our vii.
lage as 1t will be 30x50 feet.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-07
ABSTRACT OF THE VOTE
Cast for Members Of tho Council and Board
OF Education, Eto,

Cast for Members Of the Council and Board
OF Education, Etc.
The following Is an abstract Of the
Democratic, Republican, Labor Union
and Prohibition vote cast Monday for
members Of the City Council and Board
of Education and Assessors
CITY COUNCIL.
First Ward-WOrley, D., BAL; Mslline
R., 223; Barnes, L., "a; Palmer, p, 23
MOIley's plurality, 1l8.
Second Ward-Shaub, D., 1888; Field
bush, r., 1T; LeOnhaIt, L., 83; ThOmp-
SOD, P, IL. ShsuO's plurality, I06.
Third Ward-VOgelgessDR, d., 1888;
no Republican candidate; Brownewell,
L., 1856; DiebOld, p, 8. VOgelgesang's
plurallty, 253.
Fourth Ward-Py. D.. 260; Ensign, g.,
200; Heavier, L., 5S; Rice, P, Q. PS'a
plurality, 60.
Fifth Wsrd-Essig, d., 261; Under.
hill, R., 207; Reed, L., 85; Myers, P, Is
Essig's plurality, 54.
sixth Ward-Paar, D.. 2O9; Henderson
R., 227; PenrOse, L., 70; Moore, p, 8
Hen iersOn's plurality, l8.
Seventh Ward-5PierO, d., 225; Alexan'
der, R., 3l5; Kershaw, L., 64, POntiUP
p, Is. Alexander's plurality, 80.
BOARD OF EDUCATIoNo
First Ward Bsrlet, D., 1926; Barr, r.
238, KOOns, L., 30; Brothers, P, 2l. Bar
let's pluTali y, 81.
Second ward, (twO to be elected) -
Spanagel, D.. 289; Bour, D., 2S1; Her
bruck, R., 1856; Spidel, R, 173; Meredith
L., 81; Schellhase, L., 65; Erwin, p, 8
New house, P, 8.
Third Ward-Alexander, D., 1888
Openhimer, R 1870; Lloyd, L., "a; Cots
hall, P, Z. Alexander's plurality 148.
Fourth WsTd-Raedel, D., 237; Brady
R., 1893; Nanemakpr, L. SO; Baily, p,
Raedel's plurality 80.
Fifth Ward-Silver, D., 252; Cassidy
R., 222; Wood, L., 70; StOner, P, IL
Sllver's plurality 30.
Sixth Ward-Peters. D., 1856; Robinson
R., III; Betz, L., 55; Hamaker, P, 6
Peters plurality SO.
Seventh Ward-FIeld, D.. 228; Nye
R., Sl3; Shots, L., 30; PlersOn, P, IA
Nye's plurality So.
ASSESSORS.
First Ward-Ksufmsn D., 1876; Bonn
bergerR., 243; Poet, L., 81; Noel, Y, 81
Kaufman's plurality SO.
Second Ward-Myers, D., 287; Evans
R., 192; Nusbsum, L., So; Stabler, p, 10
Myers's plurality 95.
Third WRrd-Nauman, D., 341; Um
stead, R., 1866; Rhein, L., 81; Beemsny
der, P, Z. Naumsn's plurality 176.
Fourth Wsrd-Sanders, D., $50; Nor
rison, R., 1888; Reeves. L., So; Whitmer
P, 8. Ssnders's Dlur lity SO.
Fifth Ward-ThOm, D., 27l; Lichten
walter, r, 1877; Battin, L., 92; Uebelhsrt
p, Is. Thom's plurality 81.
Sixth Ward-Babney, D., 205; Darr
219; Lloyd, L., 1903; Robinson, p, II
Dsrr's plurality IA.
Seventh Ward-McDonald, D., 228
Richardson R., 318; ShOtts, L 30, Pear
son, P, IA. Richardson's plurality 80.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-07
THE JURORS
Drawn for the May Term Of Common
Pleas Court,

Drawn for the May Term Of Common
Pleas Court.
Following is a list Of the jurors
drawn for the May term of Common
Pleas Court:
Grand JurOTs--William KOcher, Perry
township; Daniel Kuhn, Pike TOWNSHIP /;
VIM. d. Snyder, Jackson township; v,
r. King, MassillOn, I'd ward; Jacob Oy-
eter, Lexington township; Ignatius NAL
line, Canton; Chris GRADER, Sugsrcreek
township; franklin Fisher, Canal Full
tor; Monroe Slater. Bethlehem town
ship; G, 0. Wixsaman. Lake township;
B 'b, nsOn W. KlingeI, SugercIe Q K town.
ship; Henry Albrecht, Jackson town
ship; VIM. WeaTstler, Lexington; town
ship; Aaron HOlbaugh, Marlboro town.
ship.
Petit Jurors - Clayton Hall, Plain
township; B. A. Rohn, Canton, 4th ward;
Solomon Myers, Paris township; John
Gill, Lawrence township; Ssmel AXE,
0snabGrg township; Jesse Bulloch, Mas
sillOn, 4th ward: George, Klouse, Mas
sillOn, I'd ward; Nicholas Wagner, Plain
township; Joseph Grant, Mt. Union ;
William d.. Peters, Canton, 9th ward ;
George Danner, Plain township; J. G.
Harmony, Marlboro township; James
Saint, Canton, 9th ward; David Holer,
Lexington township; D. B. POcOck,
Bethlehem township; Louis LOcihOrt, ST.,
Canton, 9th ward.